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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAN. SATTJTJjDAY, JANTTART 20, 1917. SENATE GETS LEAD gross to appropriate $3,000,000 for naval base at the mouth of the Co lumbia, was unanimously adopted EIGHT NEW BILLS INTRODUCED :l LABOR TO COiEHE MERGER WORK State Federation Will Outline Desired Laws. Bill to Put Tax Commission Duties With Public Serv ice Board Rushed. One In Senate Fixes Liability for Defects in Abstracts. STATE CAPITOL. Salem Or.. Jan. 19. (Special.) The following bills were Introduced In the Senate today: S. B. 104. by Wilbur To define liability for defects, errors and omissions in ab stracts of title to land in Oregon. eal and Burgrical treatment for ill and LHAWbto WILL DC URGED medical department. s. B. 106. by Handler Provldlnr for iup- pression of bovine tuberculosis in Tillamook County, and providing for dairy herd in spector at $2000 salary. HOUSE ATTITUDE IRRITATES ?K'Jr "unU" ot S. B. 10S, by Wood Fixing compensation of Supreme Court reporter at $1300 a year S. B. 109, by Wood Specifying: Sheriffs lees In counties of less than ltluw. Probability Seen That Organization Will Oppose Consolidation of La bor Commissioner's Office With Accident Commission. tt Tlclil, i T . . I S. B. 110, by Pierce Prohibiting County 1 Upper Legislative Body Inclined to School Superintendents from serving on fa tale Board of Examiners. Kesent Representatives' Refusal to Have Joint Committee Frame Merger Measures. SALEM. Or.. Jan. 19. (SpeclaL) S. B. 111. by Vinton Providing- for per manent motor vehicle registration In the I various counties and increasing fees, to go Numerous matters of importance are to into county hard-surface road fund. I th n,H.rati- th B. B. 112. by Baldwin Providing for ex- r .-7 . amlnation and audit of countv records. uregon state r eaeration ot taoor wnica d. it. 113. by banking committee Defln- t open sessions ot its annual conven lng the trust business and providing for the I tion here next Monday, to continue incorporation, organization, liquidation and throiiehont the week RTATR C" A PTTfiT . c.i.m r t 1 supervision of trust companies and the reg-I Wnii.. .......... tv.u avm JnThf Pdc)uTtA ta"Kible begSnnln, da? Suslne... ' win receive indorsement from the fed- in the difficult problem of working S. B. 114. by Pierce Making it unlawful eratlon, strong opposition also will be out an effective consolidation pro- to increase Interest rate on a promissory developed to legislation already pro gramme was made today by the Sen- note, mortgage, etc., after maturity. sented, or which Is to be presented at ate committee on consolidation of state ! a- Dv Regulating motor the present session of the Legislature. orrices and departments. I permit ana indemnity . , , ,. fL1?!?!! "5 .ha.'P: ! bl". aA'd IncremVomobU. llc.n Those close to the affairs oi the fed ' "in UUUVOU ill LllO T 1 ... . j . s , Benate as a substitute for Senate bill s7 B. 11, b, OrtonAmeudlng deceptive ""I 18. by Barrett, a bill to abolish the advertising act. i.. 1 Btate Tax Commission and confer Its L. a B- H7' b' 0 Limiting angler, to 10 f nJ f". ' 'I ! Z'.ZZ fcrc"mmiSsfU"ea n PUM1 Se"" " S. lisr-by Hur.ey-Provid.n. for pre.- picking b7l! and r agiir changing the On Senator DlmlrV. rtM I V.T" .T TW" "l 10 uuiai" I 8Latua 01 aeparimeni ui ioe B . --..i j , . , , 1 . .,...0 uwB.. w& I ijaour LommiSBioner uiiatinnuuoij d uopcuueu iiie ruies l removing acaip. I An ni . and passed the bill to third reading. S. B. 110 (substitute for S. B. 18). by I n e' ,, n" " "J. hw "LnrfMon This brings it on the calendar Monday I Senate committe on consolidation Abolish- P?1.6 said today that the consolidation for final passage. Senate Tries for Lead. Passage of this measure Mnndnv wrtll rive the Senate a running start on I today: tne House In the way of a consolida tion programme. The alacrity with which the Senators suspended the rules ng State Tax Commi..ion nivrin. of the Industrial Accident Commission its powers and duties on Public Service Com. I ers office and the State Labor Com mission. I missioner will not be fought so much The Senate passed the followlngbllls up?n tne ground of the consolidation If It Is fought at all, but the question a c. . . v T-.,. -t,., . i is wneuier tne ioor commissioner a on oirHn. n loiiice is to stana or tne inaustriai ac s. B. 72, by Smith of Coos Reauirinr I ciaent commission. in ieaeration win to BBt tne oiu on tne calendar lndl- xens. nreserve the status of the Labor Com S. B. 63. bT Baldwin AbolLshlnc offlCA f I m 5 ccinnor o n H if anv rnntAllHa tino- la CIRCUiJ ?UI? l1-m Klamath County. done merge the Accident Commission of-eS llT 1 S to matarttI with the Labor Commissioner. Instead - i n. ,,nnn V. n ntV... nlon cated pretty clearly that they had ex actly this point in mind. There is still considerable resent ment among the Senators at the re fusal of the House to accept the Sen ate plan for a Joint Senate and House committee to frame the consolidation measures and Its Insistence on a sep arate committee of Its own. So far neither house has made any overtures looking toward joint action by the separate committees. FISHING FIGHT IS STAGED COMMERCIAL INTERESTS WIN FIRST ROimr- BY ONE VOTE. Clerical Aid Authorized. The new DImick bill, which will bring the consolidation issue squarely before the Legislature, abolishes the State Tax Commission and confers Its powers, duties, authority and func tions on the Public Service Commis sion. It provides that any proceed ings In which the State Tax Commis sion may be engaged at the time It til V H f f foO. ahall K inmn1A Public Service Commission, which is staSred ln tno House this morning. authorized to employ such clerical as sistance as It may need. On Its face, the proposed consolida tion would effect a saving of close to $30,000 In the coming biennium. iSy abolishing the State Tax Commis- BIIIs to Prohibit Flahtrapa and Wheels ln Colombia Subject of Lively Uebnte In Ilou.r. STATE CAPITOL, Salem. Or., Jan. 19. -ispeciaw msning fight No. 1 was Work for All Is Plan. strong fight will be made in the federation to develop favor for House resolution ro. 2, which provides that a proposed amendment be put on the ballot at the next general election to amend the constitution and provide that the state see that every citizen be given an opportunity to have suf ficient labor to furnish him with the necessities of life. The substance of the resolution is as follows: The right and opportunity of any citizen of this state to secure the necessities of life ln return for labor requisite to their production, are htreby declared and estab lished. Provision shall be made for the employment of citizens for the purposes of this enactment, but continuous residence in the state for a period of not to exceed five years immediately preceding such em ployment may be made a condition thereof. Such perloa of residence shall net be defi nitely fixed by law, but shall be l?ft to surh discretion of administrative authority, with Fifteen Pounds Fine Granulated Sugar $1.00 (0O lbs. Fine Granulated Susar 8T.10 Choice Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs. 15c Dried Grapes. S lbs 25i Fancy Evaporated Apples. large rings. 3 lbs.. . . . . .2K Petite Prunes, 6 lbs 25 Large Italians, per lb lOei Black or White Figs, 2 pounds 25 California Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs. for 25s Better Living for Less! The Parent -Teacher Association Points the Way! They advise all housewives to buy standard foods for less when the opportunity presents Itself. The Immense buying power of this concern enables us to sell the well-known, dependable brands to you for about the same prices most dealers have to pay for them. For many years have thousand of families saved worth while sums by trading here. They know that substitutes are never offered. They- know that the prices are lower. You, Too, Can Lire Better and SaTe More. Lighthouse Wash ing Powder 20c bx. Larger, than any package on te market, Pearline. Gold Dust, Citrus included. Lighthouse Cleanser, can 54 Clean Easy Soaji. 6 bars.. 254$ Shoulder Mutton Roasts, 12 Vic Lb. Beef Pot Roast, per lb. 12Hr Sirloin Roast, per lb 15c Shoulder .Steak. -r lb. 124 Round Steak, per lb...-. 15e Boiling Beef, per lb lOe DURAND SALAD OIL, $150 GALLON. -gaL 80c bottles. lOe and SO. This is a high-grade oil from the flcst press. Wesson Oil 30 and S1.15 SMOKED MEATS. Hams, per lb 22 Breakfast Bacon, per lb Cottages, per lb 1 Jc Picnics, per lb. X5 PORK. Phoulder Pork Roast per lb..... 5 Shoulder Pork Steak, per lb.... 15c Leg of Pork, per lb 16C "Gold Medal But ter" Special 75c Per Roll. Famous Homestead But ter, per roll. .......... .SOf "Oleo." per roll SOO-SSc Fresh Ranch Eggs. doz.. .45 Large "Sunklst" Oranges, special, per dos.. ...... .254 Largs Lemons, per doi.,.154 fi varieties Hood River Apples, per box . ... 73 4 mm Florida Grapefruit, each. . 5 California Grapefruit. S..104 Assorted Chocolates, 20c Pound. Not the commercial kind, but soft, creamy centers. Saturday only- regular price 3 be lb. f eopie s Mixed, a dainty mix- . . . . ii ne luio, iva. Aiip Teco Hotcake Flour, 2 Pkgs. 25c A mixture of wheat and corn flour with malted buttermilk. -The most delicious cakes you ever tasted. Quaker Oats, per box.....lOt Shredded Wheat, per box..lOc Post Toastles. 3 boxes.... 254 Crisp Corn Krinkles, 4 packages 254 Pearls of Wheat, 2 pkgs. .254 9-lb. sack White or Yel low Cornmeal. ........ .404 Rye Flakes, per pkg.....204 "Cereo," the new health -drink, pkg 204 Parent-Teacher Association Day! Special for Next Thursday Only, Jan. 25 Wonderfully nutritious served separately or together. Fancy selected Dried Peaches, for one day only, per pound 6 Finest quality Rice, but broken, absolutely clean and same quality as others, per pound .4 For One Week Only Corvallis Flour Barrel $750 Per Sack $1.90 A MOST UXVSCAL OFFER. GhirardellPs Choco late, lb., 25c. Saturday only. Homestead Sweetened Cocoa, H pound tin ....................104 5 Royal Baking Powder, 35c Lb. Saturday only at this price. 25 oz. K. C Baking Powder 204 30o can Rumford. .254 Karo Syrup Will Posi tively Advance Monday morning until then. Karo. dark; gallon 504 Tea Garden Drips mixture of corn and cane syrup 304-504-904 Domino Syrup, from pure cane sugar, per can......... 104 HAVABEANS, 2 CANS 25c. "Frijole MexicanT full 1-lb. cans. The commercial fishing interests won, but only by the proverbial skin of their teeth. The issue arose over Representative , "I"" ".T ucnenor a Din to pronioit Iisn traps I count of this enactment. eion. the J30.000 apropriation asked in ana rlsn wneela ,n lne oiumDia Klver. Textbooks to Be Issue. the budget for its maintenance in the 11 would have Knocked the Seufert The question of the state printing next two years would automatically be I cannery and various private fishing 1 Its own textbooks for use in the schools eliminated. On the other hand, the I enterprise near The Dalles out of Public Service Commission would be at I business. some additional expense for clerical as- I Tichenor and Brownell spoke earnest- siatance to carry out its new duties. I ly in support of the measure, which amnnn c , v .. naa been adversely reported by the . . ....... K i fisheries committee. Members of the Senate committee ex- I "If any of you have a picture of the pressed the belief, however, that only I Royal Chinook salmon," suggested one or possibly two such assistants I Tichenor, "you d better keep it in would be needed, at a total cost of not I safe place, for ln a few years there more than M000 or $5000 for the blen- I will be no more Royal Chlnooks. These ilium, as against the $30,000 required "sh wheels are killing olt the species. py tne state rax Commission. I itepresentative Anderson, of The "he consolidation of the Tax Com- Dalles, opposed the measure, pointing mission with the Public Sorvice Com- out that only 5 per cent of all the sal mission would seem to be a logical I mon that enter the Columbia come up step," commented Senator Dimlck to- I to the rapids where the wheels are night. "The Tax Commission valuntes operated. the property of corporations and I It is time that we gave the poor equalizes assesments in the counties. I man a chance to catch some of the '"I'hA Pllh i S...riAa i I fiol. " n ..H.H lnnront u I tl'n ltrnlITi.il makes physical valuations of public supporting the bill. "For some reason fe,. ,choo7 fund to take Tltie service corporations, a needless dupli- we have granted the privilege of taking to ,and after three-flfths of principal has -a.iiuu at present, so tnat this part of tne saimon out 01 tne uoiumoia to a i been paid, by giving mortgage for remain tne lax commission work will not en- I few rich people who seem to think that 1 lng two-fifths of debt. tall any additional work on tW Piihlln the fish wr nut in the water for their I H. B. 51. by Goode -To require all con Service Commission. It will be a small snecial benefit." . tracts for school supplies of more than 5O0 also will probably meet with indorse ment at the federation meeting. This plan originated with the Salem Typo graphical Union. It is expected that nearly 200 dele gates will attend the meeting. The federation has representatives here during the session who will be further instructed in what course to pursue when the federation meets next week. HOTJSE PASSES NIXE BILLS I Chaplains at the State Institutions Would Lose Positions. STATE CAPITOL. Salem. Or.. Jan. 19. The following bills were passed by the House today: EXCESS FUNDS 60 BACK HIVEItTI"0 OF MAI.VTEXAjrCB AP PROPRIATIONS TO BE BARRED. matter for it to take over the further auty or equalizing assessments." Mr. Barrett Approves Bill. The Barrett bill, for which the new He referred to the fact that Frank to be duly advertised. H. B. 69. by Stott Requiring that all measure is a substitute, with the full the committee report, sending the bill bof.rdeld " a"u;J ??" to c?un,y. approval of Senator Barrett, who is a down the skids was adoDted bv a . ? 6-' by Stott To give sch member of the Senate consolidation SSrSlnIr . o, Tvote adOPted by a "tie - J" pie to real pro, committee, conferred the duties of the State Tax Commission on the State isoara or control. It authorized em ployment of a tax expert at a salary of $2000. Senator DImick said tonierht that dur ing the week-end adjournment of the Legislature he and other members of tne committee remaining in Salem would work on Vrtheronsolidation 11 m. warren, a prominent saimon pacKer, united States prisoners confined ln county is a memoer ot tne r isn ana vanieijalls oe Doaraea at actual cost to county. Commission, as a sad state of affairs. H. B. 60. by stott Requiring that all Tichenor Insisted on a rollcall and Prisoners in Multnomah county Jail be hool boards property con ferred on condition that it be used for school purposes. H. B. 73. by Lewis Abolishing paid chap lains at Penitentiary and other state Insti tutions and substituting teachers therefor. H. B. 85, by Portwood Granting county courts power to repay road bonds ln yearly installments ana aoollsmng sinking fund. r. 7. by Eddy Kixing time within STATE CAPITOL, Salem. Or., Jan. I which Judgment debtor may redeem prop- appropriation of erty. margin of only one vote. TUMALO WOULD GET $25,000 Repairs on Reservoir Provided! for and Contracts Extended. davs. inn committee now has before it seven consolidation bills already intro duced by various Senators. Substitute Dills ror several of the measures prob bably will be reported out by the com jnittee. Much of its work, though, is to be along original lines. The next measure to be reported out, it Is understood, will be a substitute for the Barrett measure. Senate bill 19 to consolidate the office of Labor Com missioner with some other department. other Dills will follow rapidly. Mouse Committee Busy. In the meantime the House consoll Tumalo Irri- ided in a bill S. B. 25, by Strayer Amending minlnr code by inserting word "not" ln section 7Ti .i S. ",V , k. pi,. where it had unintentionally been omitted, offered in the House today by Repre- I The following bills were Introduced in the House lat. today: H B. No. 167. bT MickST Retaliating conditiens under which chattels may be sold on installment plan. H. B. No. 168, by Kubll Increases al- sentatlve Laurgaard. The measure is in accordance with the recommenda tions made a few days ago by the Des ert Land Board. The bill also contains some changes ln the Dresent Tumalo law. the prin- I lowances for war veterans' funerals from S45 cipal features of which are extending I to 60. .u- .i K.. ..M.r. .nrtl H. B. No. 163, by Barber Making tele- ,,.,. . m . . v.ar, rraph companies liable for double damages contract holders from 10 to 20 years for (allure to aellver messages within guar- ciuu tno i uv. liuii i i" . - - anteed time. 6 to 6 per cent to conform with tne I h. B. No. 1T0. by Laurgaard Aooroorl provisions of the rural credits act. I ating S2S.0O0 for repairing Tumalo lrriga At the recommendation of the Ues- t"" reserroir. ert Land Board, the time for comply- r BuraicK-Forcing long- Nation committee Is by no means Idle, filing of assignments of claims by old panies. "While it has not yet reported out any I contract holders is also extended to h. B. No. 172. by Forbes Cresting state measures, tne committee has paid calls! JUy AU J.ne appropriauun is i ooiru ui ngncuiiure ana .Doiismnr existinn nn t Vi titwAvnew urecAro wr o -A -j I tippprra rv f or tti rpusoti that after the I boards. State Treasurer to ascertain their views completion of the project leaks devel- -, J A J" HllV"Kr oped along the line or natural rauit teacnI -nd . -nd ,an-th ,. ln the bottom of the reservoir. This steid of on school census. was unforseen and unavoidable until I h. B. No. 174. by Corbett Providing of consolidation. The committee has also been collecting a mass of data relative to the various state offices. Representative George C. Brownell is I such a time as the reservoir was filled I dental treatment for wards of the state. i-hairman of the House committee. Mr. and the pressure of water developed Brownell todav introduced In thlthese conditions. House, by request, a measure transfer-1 Should the repair of the reservoir ring duties of the Industrial Accident I De found feasible it will bring about Commission tn the siai Tnuiiranrc rm I the actual sale of lands and the re mittee. I turn of the original appropriation of H. B. No. 175. by Corbett Providing medi cal and dental inspection ln the public schools. H. B. No. 176, by Rowe Permitting an nex4tiou to port districts of territory out side tne water abed. However, this measure Is not put out $4,450,000 to the general fund, with in oy tne committee and Mr. Brownell teresu At me h"h time mere DEWEY BIEMORIAI. ADOPTED clearly Indicated that he introduced it bv request onlv. Stlll another consolidation measure I ,nS Interest to the state, was Introduced by Representative Forbes. It would consolidate all exist ing agricultural boards into one board. it is not a committee measure. Among the general measures Intro duced in the Senate today were sev eral of considerable interest. One of them, introduced by the banking com mittee, of which Senator Cusick Is a runn nr about siou.ouu creates DV liens on this old land which is bear- tionse expresses bympatny lor .Loss IXSCRAXCE RECEIPT PROPOSED Senator Pierce Wants Profit and Commission Segregated. STATE CAPITOL. Salem. Or.. Jan. 19. Fresh, Crisp Gin ger Snaps, Lb. 10c The old-fashioned kind. Fresh, broken Cakes. value to 30c, per lb 104 Zwieback, 8 boxes ..254 Swedish Health Bread. 3 pounds for. ........... .254- D WE TAKE PHONE ORDERS FRIDAY EVES. UNTIL lO O'CLOCK OTTTCK DELIVERY -Sunnyside m Q Horser adi sh and Mustard, 3 Bottles 25c. Plain Prepared Mus- tard. 3 bottles 254 Fresh Ground Horse radish, ln vinegar, per bottle.. .10P-204-354 Plain Prepared Mus tard, per qt. 254 Del Monte Catsup. 15- 01. bottle 154 Pepper Sauce. 3 bottles 254 Del Monte Catsup, per gallon SI. OO Okra. 3 cans 254 This is a regular 15o can. . JUST IN Shipment of Peroxide faoap, per nar ltii Dalnt Sell wood Tuesdays and Thursdays Rose City Park Kern Park Arleta Tremont and Lents Wednesdays and Fridays Montavilla and Portland Heights Thursdays Other Sections Daily BE Store 994.996 Belmont Convenient for many East Sids patrons. Ssme prices, same see Vic and .pKisl. sa at the main store. PHONES Main57UU Tabor X8 Q i. l ... i 11 ira Phones A 6255 S4 perfumed, a healer nd cleanser In one. Pure Glycerine Soap, bar 54 f small Ivory Soap. ..... .254 Natural Health Rice, 4 Lbs. 25c The only kind to eat the nat ural grain unpolished. 4 lbs. Jap. whole head Rice 254 3 lbs. Best Carolina Head Rice 254 Frame Baldwin ln appearance la tha Daniel to make it unlawful to plant diseased whter of the Senate. potatoes or for a seed house to sell Webster of the benate. them. He says that ln Yamhill County vise the road laws and bring them up o date. Salem Conference Decides Bills Accordingly Gnsrd Request ! for $164,300 Held TJp. STATE CAPITOL, Salem. Or.. Jan. 19. (Special.) After two hodrs' argu ment in which members of the State Board of Control. Attorney-General Brown and the joint ways and means committee all participated freely, the committee last night decided that all general appropriation bills shall be so worded as to confine institutions in the future to use moneys appropriated for maintenance strictly for that purpose. Under the plan hereafter no institu tions can convert money from their maintenance fund to betterments. In the past, members of the committee al leged, Institution heads, toward the close of a biennium. have taken the curplus from maintenance funds and expended it on betterments or im provements to prevent it from revert ing to the general fund. Under the wording of all new ap- nmnriatlon bills, when an excess exists in the maintenance appropriation at the close of a biennum It must go back into the general fund. A number of the committee members believe this additional safeguard may save many thousands of dollars to the state. Adiutant-General George A. White. Acting Adjutant-General Wilson. Col onel C. C. Hamilton and Captain J. A. Buchanan, members of the general staff, laid the financial case of the Oretron National Guard before tho com mittee, but action on the request of $164,300 was held in abeyance. Ike Patterson, at one time a promt- nent figure in Oregon politics and for merly Collector of Customs at Port land, dropped into the Senate chamber after adjournment 7'hursday and re newed his acquaintance with old friends. Mr. Patterson has changed his headquarters from the Custom- House to the rural quietude of a farm few miles from Salem. Senator Llenenweber is a stalwart friend of the lowly clam. So Is Senator Smith, of Coos. They made a lively de fense of the rights of clams in the Sen ate today when a bill came up to grant certain powers to persona desiring to extract gold from beach sands. Their eloquence was so convincing tnat tne Senate sent the bill back for revision to insure safeguarding of the clam. Walter L Tooze, Sr., reading clerk of the Senate, puts his soul into his read ing. When he reads anything sad he all but puts the Senate ln tears. Representative Lunger wants to pro- ect the potato industry of the state. He has introduced a bill In the House Sidelights of Legislature. - S' of Hero of Manila. STATE CAPITOL. Salem. Or., Jan. 19, (Special.) Resolutions of sympathy over the death of Admiral Dewey were unanimously adopted by the House this morning ln accordance with the sug gestion made yesterday by Represen tative Belland. (Special.) Before the Legislature! The resolutions, which were drawn chairman, provides safeguards for1 the adjourns Senator Pierce will be well I and introduced by Mrs. Thompson, read regulation o trust companies. This 1 known to all insurance agents ln this I as follows: measure was drawn by a commission state. His bill. No. 69, provides that Be It resolved by the Rouse, ths Senate appointed to prepare such a bill and all agents, when giving a receipt for concurring, that has full indorsement of the State Su- Insurance premiums, shall state the Whereas, the Senate and the Rouse of perintendent of Banks. amount of premium received, the amount Representatives of the 21th legislative ses- Jltney Bill Proposed. of commission the agent is to receive. f 'the" de"h of the A bill introduced by Senator Lewis. I tne. amounl Bel asiae to pay tne loss, mlrRl of the Navy. George Dewey, who. for of Multnomah County, regulating motor ana i"e Pense ,ncr,ea J transact- more than three score of years, has most val- ... . I mo. el.A hlioln.Ba TVil. than vnillH I lan.lv urraH hi. Mlintnf In .1 nnH In vehicles and increasing their license I --"- , , 7 ... thVrsforf h li surance company. Resolved. That the President of the Ben- zee, also prohibits Jitneys from oper ating without a state permit and re quires them to furnish surety bonds. convey to his bereaved family the assur- Another bill was introduced ln the Another automobile regulation bill. House today by Representative Tiche- ance ot the profound sympathy of this Joint It Senator Vinton would institute a I nor requiring all nre insurance com-1 body in the loss they have sustained, and permanent registration system for Panies to show how their rates are b. it utomobiles. Instead of going into the state highway fund, license fees would be paid to the counties to be spent on permanent highway construc tion. License fees are fixed at 50 cents per hundredweight and 60 cents per horsepower. Senate Joint memorial No. 8, by Letnenweber of Clatsop, urging Con- made and what commissions are pajd. I Resolved. That the members of this body Senator Pierce's bill has been referred w"1 'fr !" "T1:'"'. , to the insurance committee, which has Cognize tha?' his ..in, not acted upon it for the reason that! m aistinct loss and a source of sincere re considerable time is being devoted to I gret to the Nation, whose interests he has the recommendations made by the code at an times so laitniuuy served. tie it Commission. 1 fu"ner. " nesoiTea, i nai . copy i inrs. rsriu tlnn. ha- rrnamlttMl in the PriMirt.tii nf the Rjad The Oregonlan classified ads. I vjnlid States and to ths bereaved family. TATE CAPITOL, Salem, Or, Jan. 19, (Special.) Jay H. Upton, ex member of the House and now a prominent attorney of Prlneville, visit ed his old colleagues yesterday. He says he has no ax to grind that he is here merely to see the boys perform. Oh, very well! The House has passed the Senate joint resolution providing for the trans fer of the colors of the First Oregon Infantry from the Statehouse to the commanding officer of the regiment at Portland. George H. Thacher, well-known crlm lnologlst of Portland, will give an lllus trated lecture on the "Tendencies and Family Histories of Feeble-Minded and Delinquent State Wards and Prospect tlve Wards." Both houses have con curred with Mrs. Thompson's resolution inviting Mr. Thacher. He will appear In the House chamber next Tuesday evening. Representative Brownell has Intro duced a bill ln the House appropriating $10,000 for the entertainment of th proposed National encampment of th Grand Army ln Portland in 1918. Th money is to be used only In' the event the encampment is held in Portland. The Bowman bill to prohibit state aid to sectarian institutions was debated on the floor of the House this morning and rereferred to the committee on health and public morale for revision as to form. The House expressed Itself overwhelmingly ln favor of its sub stance when it was-reported in by the committee yesterday. Senator Baldwin, of Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson. Klamath and Lake counties, used to be County Judge of Klamath County. He served four years. Senator the carelessness of farmers in planting diseased spuds has done serious damage. Senator Stelwer hasn't made a single speech as yet, nor has he introduced a bill. He is saving up his eloquence, he says, for a bill he expects to come up later ln the session. O. C. Letter, editor of the La Grande Observer and ex-city editor of The Oregonlan, was one of the editors here today to attend the meeting ol tne State Editorial Association. He met many old friends among the newspaper correspondents handling the doings of the Legislature. George Neuner, District Attorney ot Douglas County; Arthur Murphy, Dep uty District Attorney of Multnomah County, and W. A. Bell, ex-District Attorney ot Wasco County, are meet ing here to prepare for Introduction in the Legislature amendments desired by the counties to the present road laws. They are members of a com mittee appointed by the County Judges and Commissioners' Association to re- . fak for and Get a THE HIGHEST QUALITY MACARONI J5 Agr Recipe Book Frrr SKINNER MFG. CO, OMAHA. LISA - uxxst macmom hvcrorr IB XMUUCA ASK FOR and GET THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost YOU aama pdca. 1 have used K C BAKING POWDER for a great many years and have yet to experience a failure in baking with it. "I believe in the "safety first" idea and am sure of best results when I use K. C "Yes, I have used others, higher priced powders too, but have always gone back to the old reliable." , akimg Powder is always sure to give satisfactory results. For good, wholesome foods use K. C insist on getting it. Ounces for CM or than n pound and A badf for at qusurter)